Articles by Jeremy Laird

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Technology and cars. Increasingly the twain shall meet. Which is handy, because Jeremy (Twitter) is addicted to both. Long-time tech journalist, former editor of iCar magazine and incumbent car guru for T3 magazine, Jeremy reckons in-car technology is about to go thermonuclear. No, not exploding cars. That would be silly. And dangerous. But rather an explosive period of unprecedented innovation. Enjoy the ride.

Articles by: Jeremy Laird

Corsair Xeneon 32QHD165 on a desk with a glass top bordered by two bookshelf speakers

Corsair Xeneon 32QHD165 review

By Jeremy Laird published 30 September 21

Recommended

Corsair’s new 32-inch, 165Hz, 1440p gaming panel is a cracker, it’s just a pity about the slightly crackers price

Huawei MateView GT on a glass desk fringed by two speakers

Huawei MateView GT review

By Jeremy Laird published 16 September 21

Great Value

Huawei’s 34-inch 165Hz gaming panel is beautifully engineered and fabulous value for money, but a little short on speed.

Small TV vs PC monitor: what’s the best display technology?

By Jeremy Laird published 21 August 21

TV versus monitor? For computing of any kind you wanted a monitor; for watching movies and playing console games, a TV was a no brainer. But is that still the case?

Small TV vs PC monitor: what’s the best display technology?

By Jeremy Laird published 21 August 21

Small TVs and PC monitors are similar in scale but built to do very different jobs.

gamer sits in chair with headset in front of PC monitor

What is response time? Input lag and monitor speed explained

By Jeremy Laird published 27 July 21

In Depth Response time and input lag are important terms for gamers using TVs or PC monitors. But what do those things actually mean?

Huawei MateView review

By Jeremy Laird published 26 July 21

Huawei’s stunning new 3:2 aspect 4K-plus IPS panel has some funky but flawed wireless features, but only limited HDR support.

Acer B287K review

By Jeremy Laird published 21 July 21

Acer’s 28-inch 4K monitor is nicely calibrated, well put together and affordable, albeit at the cost of true HDR capability or USB-C connectivity.

LG UltraGear Ergo 27GN88A review

By Jeremy Laird published 2 July 21

LG’s new ergo-armed 27-incher is an odd but mostly successful cross between a pro and gaming monitor.

BenQ SW271C review

By Jeremy Laird published 25 May 21

BenQ’s new 27-inch IPS monitor is design to undercut the pros in the 4K content creation monitor market.

OLED TVs aren't always great for HDR – here’s why

By Jeremy Laird published 22 May 21

In Depth OLED TVs may offer cinematic picture performance on the whole, but the low brightness does have an impact on HDR. Here's why.

Viewsonic VP2768a review

By Jeremy Laird published 20 May 21

Viewsonic’s latest 27-inch monitor is a remarkably affordable 1440p SDR content creation panel with added USB-C goodness

AOC U27V4EA review

By Jeremy Laird published 5 May 21

AOC’s latest 27-inch monitor is short on frills including HDR, but delivers 4K IPS precision without the premium price.

Acer Chromebook 714 review

By Jeremy Laird last updated 13 April 21

Acer’s premium business-orientated 14-inch Chromebook is all metal and seriously solid, but not especially stylish

HP Z27u G3 review

By Jeremy Laird published 7 April 21

HP’s latest 27-inch productivity panel is all about quality and connectivity, but it comes with a significant caveat

Cheap OLED TVs are coming – and gamers should be very happy

By Jeremy Laird published 27 March 21

A new generation of affordable 4K OLED TVs are on the horizon, making it more likely that PC and console gamers will opt for OLED as their TV panel technology of choice.

Where are all the cheap Xbox Series X and PS5-friendly 4K 120Hz TVs?

By Jeremy Laird last updated 10 February 21

Analysis A new generation of affordable 4K 120Hz monitors compatible with the PS5 and Xbox Series X are starting to arrive, but where are all the affordable 120Hz TVs?